It happened last night: The New Yorker’s first Holiday Party way downtown near its new offices in The World Trade Center. The venue was dark (see photos), small, and filled with throbbing music. The joint was packed (yes, like sardines) with happy folk. Saw Calvin Trillin anchored near the entrance, while the magazine’s editor, David Remnick shouldered through the crowd,
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New Yorker’s Special True Crime Reader of Writing & Cartoons
Just out, The New Yorker Reader: True Crime, an anthology of writing and cartoons with these 36 cartoonists represented: Charles Addams, Peter Arno, Charles Barsotti, Harry Bliss, David Borchart, Michael Crawford, Leo Cullum, Drew Dernavich,
Read moreDrew Dernavich’s First Children’s Book
With the publication this coming February of It’s Not Easy Being Number 3, Drew Dernavich continues the long tradition of New Yorker cartoonists venturing into the children’s book world (the list includes, among many others, Rea Irvin, Lee Lorenz, James Stevenson, Robert Kraus, James Thurber, William Steig, Frank Modell, Ed Arno, Edward Koren, Henry Martin, Syd Hoff, Dana Fradon, Jack
Read moreDrew Dernavich’s Case For Pencils Includes a Knife
Drew Dernavich, the Sultan of Scratchboard, is featured on A Case For Pencils’ latest post. Check it out here. Mr. Dernavich’s website. His New Yorker work on the magazine’s Cartoon Bank site. [photo: Drew Dernavich]
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